Nonna cooks her famous seaweed pie; Salty and Lily seek golden seaweed.

Lily finds a cookie cutter on the beach and decides that it would be fun to open a cookie stall at the Driftwood Bay harbor. She doesn't however anticipate the effect her new business will have on poor Nonna.

Lily finds a pirate's scarf and searches for treasure; Puffin seems like an ideal shipmate, so Lily swaps Puffin and Gull for the day, but Puffin is much harder work than Lily expects.

Lily and Wee Rabbit are terrified when they hear a terrible monster at Wild Rocks.

Lily finds a hooty horn washed up on the beach and meets some friendly seals; Lily is sure she can train the seals to do tricks with her new horn, but Salty isn't so sure.

Lily finds a pipe on the beach and pretends it is a telescope.

Lily finds a whisk on the beach and takes it to Nonna's baking class. Nonna is a tricky teacher, who likes things done exactly how she says, and soon doesn't have many pupils left.

Lily finds a set of measuring spoons, which she puts to good use. Nonna needs to rest, so Salty steps in to cook an important pudding, but things soon go wrong.

Lily finds a paintbrush washed up on the beach.

Salty is getting ready for lunch with Hatsie and splashes on some of his old Honking Haddock aftershave; when Lily tries to explain that he smells terrible, he refuses to listen.

Bull has lost something special, his precious bedtime scarf. An upset Bull is a crash-banging-bonkers Bull, so Lily leads the hunt, searching for Bull's missing bedtime scarf.

When a shiny badge is washed up on the beach, Lily realizes that it's actually a special award for being helpful. Bull has wanted one for a long time.

Lily finds Salty's precious pocket watch washed up on the beach and promises to look after it for him.

It's Gull's birthday and Lily finds a bottle washed up on the beach with a clue inside it. Following the clues on Driftwood Bay leads Lily and Gull to the best birthday ever.

Lily finds a pair of spoons; Lord Stag challenges Salty to a dance-off.

A washed-up ribbon inspires Lily to teach Salty how to fly a kite. After one-too-many disasters, Lily learns that Salty is more confident at sea and comes up with a plan to help.

Lily finds a little hoop washed up on the beach.

Salty's precious logbook goes missing.

Lily finds an old key washed up on the beach.

Lily finds a relaxing wind-chime washed up on the beach. Meanwhile, Driftwood Bay is the busiest it has ever been and poor Hatsie and her Clickety Clackety Train are working very hard.

Lily finds a napkin on the beach. It's just the thing for the Driftwood Bay picnic, and Lily finds Bull talking to his friend, Bee. When Bee vanishes, Lily helps Bull find him.

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